This gem provides access to the HTTP Accela API. The project's primary goal is to emulate the ActiveRecord API as far as it makes sense against the Accela API.
Creating a new instance:
Accela::Record.new
Accela::Record.new housing_units: 98
The following methods communicate directly with the Accela REST API.
Here is an example workflow:
input_record = Accela::Record.new housing_units: 829,
type: { type.id = "Building-Commercial-Addition-NA" }
record = Accela::RecordAPI.create_record(input_record)
record.id # => "ISLANDTON-14CAP-00000-000CR"
Most models support the all
and find
methods. These work similar to ActiveRecord. all
returns all records for a given type (with a few caveats). Find accepts an id
paramater and returns a single instance with the given id
.
records = Accela::RecordAPI.get_all_records
records.length # => 25
record = Accela::RecordAPI.get_records("ISLANDTON-14CAP-00000-000CR")
record.name # => "D-I Builders Development Model Home"
To begin:
$ git clone [email protected]:d-i/accela-ruby.git
$ cd accela-ruby
$ bundle install
$ rake test
$ rake console
The built in Rake task rake console
will load the gem and a development environment in a Pry REPL. If you plan on making authentication protected API calls, make sure to log in first. e.g.:
Accela::API.connection.login("developer", "accela", "records addresses")
$ rake gem
$ rake clean